LEXiBOOK Crosslander® Dino Remote Controlled Dinosaur car up to 10km/h Crazy Stunts Pitching Integrated Gyroscope Light Effects Rechargeable RC59D

- Discover the Lexibook remote control dinosaur car that nothing stops! - A dinosaur unleashed on four wheels going up to 10km/h: never seen before! - Quarter-turn start and controlled nose-up thanks to the wheels at the back! Unusual tricks thanks to the gyratory system of the front part! - Use it everywhere! All-terrain car thanks to its notched wheels! - 2.4 GHz frequency for an optimized range and greatly reduced interference problems!

From the manufacturer

About Lexibook

Your child is a fan of dinosaurs and remote-control cars? The Crosslander Dino is made for him! He'll have fun alone or with his friends' doing stunts, races and off-roading. Quarter-turn start, and controlled wheelies guaranteed thanks to the wheels at the back! Thanks to its suspensions and its gyrator system of the front part, it is able to carry out figures out of the ordinary! Its 4 all-terrain wheels allow you to use the car outdoors as well as indoors. Also programmed to run at a maximum speed of 10km/h, it will entertain your child.

Your car is controlled by an ergonomic remote control. Push or pull the joystick towards you before moving forward or backward. Turn the steering wheel clockwise, the car will turn around and drive to the right. Turn the steering wheel counterclockwise, the car will turn around and drive to the left. The 2.4GhZ frequency of the remote control allows you to avoid any frequency problems. Activate the demo mode, the car shows you everything it can do.

Included in the box:

Works with one rechargeable battery (included) and 2 x AA batteries (not included).

Lexibook is a company that designs, manufactures, and markets consumer electronics products throughout Europe.

Lexibook is the European champion of licensed entertainment electronics and collaborates with multiple partners such as Disney, Marvel, Warner, Universal, Paramount...

This success can be explained by a strategy that includes strong, international, and often exclusive licenses (Barbie, Spiderman, Oui-Oui, Disney, etc.), as well as by high added value products that include electronics (educational computers, televisions).